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Art oftheMovem
ABV Gallery (abvatl.com) artists Tommy Bronx and Ash “Wolfdog” Hayner installed a new mural at the intersection of Irwin and Randolph Streets in the heart of the Old Fourth Ward. The gallery, located on nearby Auburn Avenue, released this statement about the work: “As artists, creators, humans, and communitymembers, it is our responsibility to create work that fuels positive change and reflects this important time. We are committed to listening, learning, growing, and amplifying the voices of BIPOC artists, activists, and
We can all do better.”
The Atlanta BeltLine has become a canvas for those fighting racial injustice and the message of Black Lives Matter. Giant letters spelling out the movement appeared along the Eastside Trail just south of Ponce City Market. As the BeltLine became a regular site for marches, murals, street art, and flyers began appearing along the trail as a reminder of the movement.

